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- Study analyzed 258 ancient genomes from Roman frontier cemeteries in southern Germany.
- Genetic shift began around 470 AD, before the fall of Rome in 476 AD.
- Individuals with northern ancestry were present in Roman territories before the empire's collapse.
- Research challenges traditional narrative of sudden barbarian invasion.